Project Manager, High Performance AI and Compute Product Line

We are seeking a highly driven and cross-functional Capacity Expansion and Cost Reduction Project Manager to lead strategic cost optimization and capacity expansion initiatives across products, operations, and supply chain. This role will be responsible for identifying, driving, and tracking capacity expansion and cost reduction opportunities while balancing quality, performance, customer commitments, and execution timelines. The ideal candidate combines strong project management skills with technical and business acumen, and is capable of driving alignment across engineering, operations, procurement, quality, planning and marketing teams in a fast-paced environment. Lead cross-functional capacity expansion and cost reduction initiatives across product design, manufacturing, test, packaging, sourcing, and operations Drive structured cost reduction programs from opportunity identification through implementation and savings realization Coordinate activities across Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, Procurement, Quality, Finance, and Product Marketing Develop and maintain cost reduction roadmaps, priorities, schedules, and executive reporting dashboards Identify opportunities for: BOM cost reduction Alternate sources for BOM and manufacturing flows Packaging optimization Yield improvement Test cost reduction Supply chain optimization Alternate sourcing and dual sourcing Process simplification and operational efficiencies Drive the decision toward issuing PCNs or releasing new part numbers Drive the cross-functional team toward PCN planning/execution Participate in EOL activity and notifications Track and report savings against targets, including risks and mitigation plans Drive accountability and execution across stakeholders and suppliers Support customer and supplier engagements related to cost optimization initiatives Escalate critical issues impacting cost, schedule, or execution Facilitate executive reviews and ensure alignment on priorities and tradeoffs Bach